D00d. This is the new, Kewl, open AT&T. Just got off the phone with the cleanweb folks that are having another hackathon in feb that they want us to play at. We're opening a new "foundry" in Atlanta later this year that I'm trying to get involved with to play with geeks again. Check out some of the APIs we're tossing out on the network at <a href="http://developer.att.com">http://developer.att.com</a>. <div>
<br></div><div>Looks like I have a couple of utility companies looking to sponsor a hack around smart grid data that you'd prob find of interest. <span></span><br><br>On Friday, January 18, 2013, Mike Harrison wrote:<br>
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Want to show off your mad skills and maybe win some cash (cold pizza and Mountain Dew free). We're planning the next Atlanta hackathon<br>
for March 22nd. Sign up and compete. I'm working on getting one setup for chattanooga one of these days. <br>
<a href="Http://mobileapphackathon.com" target="_blank">Http://mobileapphackathon.com</a><br>
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I signed up. But dude.. AT&T's using Google Forms?<br>
Not some kewl AT&T special web form sign up using an obskure and skecial language and API?<br>
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Kewl that it looked nice on the main page..<br>
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